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Underground filmmaker Dylan Mars Greenberg's epic trash cult masterpiece sees three women with mysterious pasts, a nerdy boy, a company man, and Jesus Christ himself all plunge into an absurdist nightmare when a giant and magical prism descends upon planet Earth and warps reality. Featuring a plethora of cult stars including Lloyd Kaufman, Blondie's Matt Katz-Bohen, and a special appearance by indie superstar Mac DeMarco.
A video camera is anonymously handed into Police, and DCI Barker explains "This is the most bizarre & horrifying case I've ever worked on". The video was filmed by two university students, Elliott & Jake, who were studying the brutal "Ribbesford Woods Murders" which is surrounded by conspiracy theories and legends of a mythical creature living in Ribbesford woods. Were the killing that of an icy serial killer, or the result of the monstrous attacks by a different kind of monster...? Mary Blackwell travels back to her hometown of Maiden Hollow to clear out her recently deceased father's house. The villagers are initially hostile towards the new family, while local priest Michael Howdy takes an unhealthy interest in Mary's daughter Alice. This sparks off a series of surreal fantasies in the priest, confusing Alice with his dead wife Isobel; the images invading his mind and bringing his sanity to a breaking point!
A man wakes up disoriented, with little memory of his last days in his own apartment; shortly after he finds his door covered in chains and locks. After several violent attempts and struggles to escape, he realizes that he is completely locked up and has no way out. As the man tries to escape, he mysteriously meets traces of a dark past that he does not want to confront, and the figure of an obscure ghost that haunts him; putting him to the test and making him face his greatest fears.
A group of students finds themselves haunted by the enduring specter of Garth Stroman, an artist haunted by a disturbing vision half a century ago. As they delve into the mysterious realm of creativity, the students unveil a dark truth: genuine art can only emerge from the crucible of suffering and anguish. With graduation on the horizon, their jubilant festivities take a macabre turn, evolving into a surreal encounter with medieval torture, all undertaken in the pursuit of artistic expression.
In 1875 England, a century after Victor Frankenstein's doomed experiment, his journals have been trading hands for decades. Frankenstein's secrets did not die with him. As graves are torn up and patients disappear from the asylum, William Browning sets out to find who stole his father's body - and finds horrors close to home as his mother descends into madness.
A man with a brutal past that is linked to a gypsy queen, unexpectedly finds himself battered, stranded, and on the run from that which drives fear into the hearts of the most brave. As a series of unfortunate events has a little girl along for the journey, The man and girl are left to the elements and on the move from that which dwells in the dark only mystical barriers can keep temporarily safe. In a realm where nothing is what it seems, under a 500 year new moon, the truth is revealed.
The undisputed Godfather of Gore Herschell Gordon Lewis (Blood Feast, Two Thousand Maniacs) heads up this twisted horror/gore anthology, marking the last film work of this celebrated genre master. Segments include Attack of Conscience, GOREgeous, Gory Story, and The Night Hag, culminating in a celebratory swan song for the infamous director of some of the most iconic and satirical gore films ever made!
Emma and her family are unhappy after moving to her house; one day she went to the attic and found someone who looked like her and began haunting her.
Chaos erupts as Santa Claus undergoes a startling transformation into a fearsome werewolf. Lucy captures this bizarre event on camera. With only a rusty ice skate and her limited knowledge of werewolves amassed from horror comics, Lucy and her family embark on an adventure to save Christmas. 'Werewolf Santa' is a unique holiday film that blurs the lines between quirky family drama and spine-tingly horror fantasy, offering an unconventional twist on the Christmas movie genre.